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by kelvin0 12y ago
I second that motion, bring it behind the barn and take it out of it`s misery. Especially when the scrolling pops up some unexpected graphic which is jarring and doesn't bring anything to the site`s aesthetic or UX.
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Drone racing in the forest(i-programmer.info)
1 points by kelvin0 12y ago|0 comments
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by kelvin0 12y ago
You are creating a tornado in a cup of tea. Please refrain from such emotions, they only shorten your lifespan.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Breathe in, breathe out. The universe still hums, regardless.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Yes, I have that poster with Che Guevara as a Reptlian Illuminati from another dimension. :-)
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by kelvin0 12y ago
OK, so buy me a beer I will explain in person. Much simpler. I stand by my original comment, but this was never meant to be 'backed up' by any facts. Somewhere along this thread people are talking about conceal carry weapons, this
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I was not trying to state any of the scenarios I presented as facts. Please do not be disgusted by so little.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I do not know of any evidence, nor do I wish to investigate if there is any with regards to the 'manufactured' hypothesis. Reading the article, I had a flash of an interesting twist of events (as improbable as it is). This whole d
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Comedy gold right here folks! :)
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I was not trying to make a case for/against the speaker. I worked in the game industry for 7 years and the best Game Directors that headed our team were women (by a longshot too.) I do not know the speaker, and only wish her to find he
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Being obnoxious is purely subjective to your perception. Does that make it any less valuable?
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Gamergate folks? Is that not a generalization? How does one become part of this niche group?
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I know this subject is emotionally charged for most people. If you read my statements objectively I hope to help you perceive a different perspective, no need to embrace it. I wish you well.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Notice I did not accuse her of anything, simply stating two facts. Why the down votes? All I am saying is that whoever made the threats clearly doesn't want the issue to go away ... Come on guys!
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I probably watch too many shows, but wouldn't that kind of threat (real or manufactured) actually push the speaker further into the limelight? So if this an actual threat (most likely) the 'bully' is really playing into her h
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The Federal Reserve's 'Doomsday' Book(nytimes.com)
1 points by kelvin0 12y ago|0 comments
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Not to sound jaded, but surely if this had been a non-white 10 year old girl from a disadvantaged background it would have been something to make me warm and fuzzy inside. Instead, the cynic in me wonders how the Dad pulled this off ...
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by kelvin0 12y ago
This is like reading John Galt's long winded speach in Ayn Rand`s Atlas Shrugged (and I shuddered ...) There are things I will never be able to 'un-read' ;)
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by kelvin0 12y ago
My point exactly. The end result being we are solidly entrenching Javascript into browsers, not the contrary. So instead of starting with a proper hammer for nails, we are slowly turning a screw driver into a blunt object which can neither
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Maybe video should replace written text in some of these exchanges. I think that someone having to record themselves would make them think twice and maybe rephrase some heinous language. Written word also has the disadvantage of not convey
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Cool tricks, but reads like a how-to of things not to do when writing any type of code and deploying it. A Jedi? Maybe at getting himself out of the quicksand he lays himself into ...
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by kelvin0 12y ago
This is the kind of technological challenge which must be fun to complete. And it must be quite satisfying for the author. However, whenever I see a 'XYZ in pure javascript', I keep getting the impression we are only delaying the
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Amen to that.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
SO are we talking about server side Javascript? I guess so, because Erlang/Go are not an option on the client side ...
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Has someone tried getting it to compile/run under Windows?
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Yeah, the only thing missing is the cathode ray 'desync' effect which occurs when you first switch on the Pip-boy. That level of 'polish' on the Pip boy is fairly amazing in trying to emulate a good ole cathode ray tube
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by kelvin0 12y ago
So the Sidekiq is a product that allows to implement service/daemon in Ruby? I am not a Rubyist, and couldn't figure out what this does ...
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by kelvin0 12y ago
Don't even need a CNC machine (or any hi tech device) to build lethal automatic weapons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FinRqCocwGE Craftsmanship, experience and raw materials only are needed.
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I was expecting something a bit more complicated, but simplicity usually is the best way to go...
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by kelvin0 12y ago
I was looking for the 'secret' sauce used to get python being able to interact with Excel: http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/video?name=2190010&fromSe... However, I still haven't looked how the reve

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